Photos: Ten funniest Colorado posts on 9GAG.com

One of the web’s most popular humor sites, 9GAG features reader-generated content dominated by memes, photos and generally weird stuff. As a bonus, it’s searchable, so we zeroed in on posts about or from Denver and elsewhere in Colorado. Check out our favorites below — ten gags from 9GAG…

Medical marijuana dispensary review: Citi-Med in south Denver

With nearby Serenity Moon pushed out of its location on University at Asbury earlier this year, Citi-Med is easily the closest medical marijuana center to the heart of the DU campus. On that note, it was easily the closest legal place to buy marijuana near the debate yesterday — although…

Vote in the 2012 Denver #WebAwards

It’s time for the 2012 edition of Westword’s Denver Web Awards, our annual celebration of Denver’s greatest digital minds. This time, we’re introducing new categories to recognize the area’s creative and forward-thinking app developers, but we’ve made sure to include a few favorites, like Best Shameless Self-Promoter and Most Viral…

Photo: Denver Cruisers take over shut-down I-25

Brad Evans, founder of the Denver Cruisers, sent us this photo last night of 1-25 shut down to cars — which didn’t stop him and some cyclists from using the highway. He wrote to us, “Who says we can’t live without interstate transportation? Within 20 minutes this photo had 600…

Photos: Hate, love, chaos and spin before and after Denver debate 2012

Last night’s presidential debate was a long time in the making for both the city and the University of Denver, and proponents of both sides are still weighing the results of the candidates’ coal-loving, Big Bird-cutting, anniversary-celebrating round-about on domestic policy. Here, we take you inside the chaos on and…

Thirty years in, the 16th Street Mall is still going strong

Thirty years ago this week, amid launches of balloons and speeches and other emissions of hot air, Denver’s 16th Street Mall was officially declared open for business. It was the beginning of a new era for downtown merchants and office workers, the first big move by a voracious transit empire…

Reader: The story of Joe Arridy drew me in immediately

“The Happiest Man on Death Row,” Alan Prendergast, September 20 The Valley of Death I felt it was important to take the time to express my appreciation for Alan Prendergast’s writing talent and “The Happiest Man on Death Row,” his article on Joe Arridy. It’s comforting to know that there…

Will the real Michael Hancock please stand up?

Young journalists are often taught to use middle initials when they write stories about regular people who make the papers. This is especially the case when it comes to criminal matters, since an upstanding citizen named John Q. Doe certainly wouldn’t want to be confused with an accused child molester…

Josiah Williams bears an uncanny resemblance to our cover

Are you stalking me?” That’s the question that Josiah Williams asked Westword after he saw the illustration on the cover of our September 6 issue, which featured “Is Everyone Hoppy?,” a story about Colorado’s nascent hops-farming industry. Why did he ask that? Well, just look at the guy. And the…

Denver presidential debate memes perfect for master debaters

This past February, we introduced you to the DU Meme page, where University of Denver types declared comedy war on everyone. We checked in at the page earlier today, and sure enough, the memers had some memorable takes on tonight’s presidential debate at DU. Look below to see samples from…